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'This draft is so important for the Packers': Green Bay considers receiver picks for upcoming draft

By Andy Nghiem | Apr 30, 2022

It's widely known that the Packers will be looking for a receiver, probably multiple options, during the upcoming draft.

Oconto County district attorney: Suring superintendent 'lacked legal authority to confine the students'

By Andy Nghiem | Mar 20, 2022

The Suring Public School District superintendent was recently charged with false imprisonment of six female students.

'Most Americans can return to work safely': 'The Great Return' is starting as businesses call employees back to work

By Andy Nghiem | Mar 11, 2022

As COVID-19 cases drop and pandemic measures are eased, business across the nations are calling employees back to work, a mass recall known as "The Great Return."

'A lot of people really depend on the visits': Wisconsin DOC reopens prisons for in-person visits after pandemic-related closures

By Andy Nghiem | Mar 6, 2022

The Wisconsin Department of Corrections (DOC) recently reported that prisons across the state will be reopening for in-person visits with friends and family of inmates.

'We want to be free as other people': Ukrainian student in Wisconsin-affiliated university relays daily life during the Russian invasion

By Andy Nghiem | Mar 6, 2022

A Ukrainian graduate of a Wisconsin-affiliated Ukrainian university in Kyiv recently discussed how life has been since Russia invaded her country.

'It's that time of year': American Family Field launches annual hiring event to recruit workers for upcoming Brewers season

By Andy Nghiem | Feb 7, 2022

To prepare for the upcoming Brewers season, American Family Field will be holding hiring events throughout the month of February to recruit needed food and beverage staff.

Wisconsin DOT raises awareness for Human Trafficking Awareness Month and vows: 'We are doing everything we can to stop it'

By Andy Nghiem | Jan 28, 2022

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (DOT) recently recognized January as Human Trafficking Awareness Month.

'Drinking water for a lot of Wisconsinites is getting salty': An excess of winter salt is contaminating the state's fresh water supply

By Andy Nghiem | Jan 28, 2022

All the snow that fell in Wisconsin last weekend prompted residents to scatter an excess amount of salt across driveways, roads and sidewalks which has ended up in lakes, streams and groundwater.

Evers earmarks $60 million for Wisconsin workforce programs to 'develop long-term solutions to the challenges we face'

By Andy Nghiem | Dec 15, 2021

Gov. Tony Evers recently announced that approximately $60 million in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds have been allocated for various Wisconsin regional projects as part of the Workforce Innovation Grant Program.

27% of successful school board candidates opposed CRT being part of curriculum, Ballotpedia found

By Andy Nghiem | Dec 3, 2021

Ballotpedia recently conducted a study of November 2021 school board members on hot-button topics, like the teaching of critical race theory (CRT), and a Wisconsin district was among those areas surveyed.

'I’m looking forward to celebrating their 2021 NBA Championship': Bucks invited to White House to celebrate championship victory

By Andy Nghiem | Nov 11, 2021

On Nov. 8, the Milwaukee Bucks visited the White House following their NBA championship win.

'Not believing in God has become irrational': Metaxas discusses new book 'Is Atheism Dead?'

By Andy Nghiem | Nov 9, 2021

Eric Metaxas, The New York Times bestselling author, recently discussed his new book, "Is Atheism Dead?" on a podcast with Doug Truax, founder of Restoration PAC.

Evers: 'It's just a good history, a good remembrance of good times and good games'

By Andy Nghiem | Oct 24, 2021

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers recently had an opportunity to show off his Brewers bobblehead collection in an interview with Spectrum News 1.

'I still own you': Rodgers provokes jeering Chicago fans after game-winning touchdown

By Andy Nghiem | Oct 24, 2021

On Oct 17, Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers recently lead his team to an impressive 24-14 win over the Chicago Bears and he had an equally impressive response to the reaction he got from Chicago fans in attendance.

From Madison Reporter

UWW College Republicans invite Walsh to discuss 'war on reality'

By Andy Nghiem | 3 years ago

The University of Wisconsin Whitewater (UWW) student-led College Republicans recently hosted conservative Daily Wire commentator Matt Walsh.

Johnson introduces Senate bill to prohibit vaccine mandates for interstate business

By Andy Nghiem | Oct 2, 2021

U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) joined several other lawmakers on Sept. 29 to introduce legislation that would ban the Department of Transportation and all other federal agencies from requiring proof of vaccination for interstate commerce.

'Another Wisconsinite making us proud': Milwaukee's Danz takes home silver at the 2020 Paralympics

By Andy Nghiem | Sep 10, 2021

Wauwatosa, Wisconsin native Hailey Danz has won a silver medal in the women's paratriathlon at the Tokyo Paralympic Games in August.

'Evers is failing to provide real leadership': State representatives prepare run for Wisconsin governor

By Andy Nghiem | Sep 8, 2021

Several Wisconsin state representatives are filing paperwork that would allow them to run for governor in the upcoming elections.

Conservative poll finds Americans 'not confident at all' in Harris’ ability to be president

By Andy Nghiem | Jul 27, 2021

A new Convention of States Action (COSA) and Trafalgar poll shows that most Americans do not have confidence that Vice President Kamala Harris is prepared to be president if the need arises.

Report ranks Wisconsin schools among worst in the nation in social studies education, cites 'vague standards' as cause

By Andy Nghiem | Jul 19, 2021

A recent Fordham Institute report ranked Wisconsin schools among the worst in the nation in the subjects of civics and U.S. history.